Hello colleagues, blessings to all. This morning I drew a new card, specifically i169 TP 61. This card is an electronic piano from the instruments section. While I was drawing it, I took screenshots to share with you later and show you the process of how I did it. And well, this post is for that, so you can see the completed drawing and the step-by-step process.
It's good to remember this in case you're a new player and don't know what my posts are all about. Now that you know this, I'll tell you that today's piano has a very nice and minimalist design. It's compact and has a pink color that invites you to look at it. I think this piano would be perfect for a girl who wants to learn to play; the color fits very well.
Well, I started the drawing by designing the frame for what will be the card. I made this frame with curved corners, just like the original card. I also added the classic notch at the bottom to indicate the card's category, which I'll tell you is common.
That was the frame. Now I started designing the piano. First, I made its outline, or what would be its silhouette. It's a large, elongated rectangle. Following that first step, I added a second rectangle inside and some lines to give it depth and volume. In other words, to make it look 3D.
The rectangle I made earlier inside the silhouette is to add the rows of piano keys. This keyboard has fewer keys than the longer and larger ones because it's more compact. I also took advantage of some extra aesthetic lines and the square screen where the musician sees information about the music they're playing.
With the previous steps completed, I could now begin painting. The frame of the card is painted blue in various shades. In the case of the piano, it's a two-tone pink. If you look closely, the side edges are a darker pink, and the top of the piano is a lighter pink. This is done to make the piano look a little more realistic. You can look at the original card on the cover to see that this detail is also included. In addition, in this part, I painted the piano's screen light green and added some small dots, which are the piano's speakers.
And, friends, to conclude, I'm showing you the finished work. Thank you so much for seeing my drawing today. See you.
